Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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S-I-H-I-S vff' ' lfjreshmen Row 1: Row 2: Bow 3: Claire Pratt, Christina Everl-tart, Miriam Hetzel, Mary Elta Bell, Jean Berlein, Melvie Stone, Clarabelle Martin, Donna Hushour, Pauline Walton, Marcile Geary, .lean Gregg. Miss Tuttle, Annabelle Huftord, Winona Stewart, Nor nan Vtlalton, John Brown, Gregg Babcock, Clifford Scott, Buddy Hanover, Bob Snyder, Iona McEwen, Beverly Roberts. Hugh Davis, Donald Stover, Tommy Ingman, Georg: Margraft, Bob Fassler, Charles Tooley, Charles Lamb, Charles Young, Bob Ekleberry, Monroe Worst. ..28..

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Sophomores The Sophomore class has an enrollment of 26 stu at the beginning of the year, are as follows: dents. Our officers, President ..,..,....... ,,..,..,,,i. B ILL WALTERS Vice-President ...i..i, ,,...,,,. C ALVIN AURAND Secretary ,,..,...,.. ,.,,..,..,..,., A LICE RANK Treasurer .....,.......,...............,... ..,...,.. M ARY MARGRAF Student Council Reporter ......,. .,....,...,,...........,...., .ELMER CLARKSON Our class has had one class party and attended Freshman initiation. 'S-I-H-I-S -'43 elected The scholarship trophy has found a nice resting place in our room and we hope we can continue to keep it. The members oi our class for the first time were entitled to join the Senior High clubs. Many joined Girl Reserves and Hi-Y. Two of our boys have enlisted in the Navy, namely, John Babcock and Ray Shaffer. We wish them both luck. ..g7-

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e - :S-I-H-I-S The Bright Freshmen President e,eA.,..eAA, ,,,,,,.,, B OB EHLEBERRY Vice-President ..,A,.,... ..,... M ARY ETTA BELL Secretary-Treasurer ...,...e ..e.ee,e W INONA STEWART Reporter ........ ,A,.e... H UGH DAVIS There are exactly thirty-two very stuclious people in our class, with eighteen pretty girls and thirteen rosy-cheeked boys. We seem to have stumbled through nine years ot chastising at school, but still we enjoy it. We started our ninth year with our first big party, being initiated on October 27. Oh, what a merry time we had, with boys dressed in work clothes on back- wards and all painted with make-up carrying little cry-baby dolls la perfect picturel. Now the girls also looked amazing with work clothes on backwards and hair tied in a knot on top of their heads resembling an ancient queen. That night the superior upper classmen, with the taculty, joined in dancing with the green Freshmen. Then came a dull period with nothing doing until Annabelle Huftord rushed to our rescue by having a party tor us. What happened????? Then finally, the Freshmen decided to have an athletic class, with Bob Ekle- berry our outstanding athlete, having earned a letter. The Girls' Athletic club has engaged in several tournaments and seems to have a tendency to come out on top. As a whole, the Freshman class is a happy class, and howl